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STATE UNIT: ANDHRA PRADESH PROJECT: MANGANESE & GRAPHITE SUPERVISORY OFFICER: Mission-IIA Mineral Resource Assessment Item No STATE UNIT: ANDHRA PRADESH PROJECT: MANGANESE & GRAPHITE SUPERVISORY OFFICER: Mission-IIA Mineral Resource Assessment Item No. NEW ITEM Field Season Year FSP Number ME SR AP 2018 2018-19 Type Code Com/IGC Region Code State Unit Year of Sl. No. code code/Mission Initiation Participating Unit(s)/ Region (s) FM SR AP Geophysics SR Divisi Region State Division/ Region/ Division Region/ SU Division/ Region/ SU on/Pr Unit Project SU /Project Project oject Geographic Information State District (s) Degree Sheet (s) Toposheet (s) Mineral/ Tectonic Belt, Basin etc. (Code ) AP SRIKAKULAM & 65N 65N/3 EGMB VISAKHAPATNAM Personnel 2G Name of item in-charge Name of other officers Title Preliminary investigation for Manganese and Graphite mineralization around Kondamasuru area, Srikakulam and Visakhapatnam districts, Andhra Pradesh. Stage G4 Key words Manganese, Graphite, EGMB. Objective (s)/ Projected i. To delineate zones of manganese and graphite mineralization Outcome ii. To study the controls of mineralization Total duration of item One Year (FS 2018-19) Item linked with Annual plan of GSI Whether GCM has been done in the area Yes (FS:2016-17) Whether GPM has been done in the area No Whether the item is a spinoff of any other item Yes (STM, FS 2016-17) Whether item is collaborative No Whether the item is sponsored No If yes, Name of the sponsor NA Outsourced work component, if any (specify) NA Nature and Quantum of work and time schedule Total (a) Expected Year of Work Work Nature of work Workload completion already proposed envisaged (b) Circulation of final completed for FS report 2018-19 01. Geological Survey (a) March 2019 New Item a) LSM (Sq. Km) ^^1: 10,000 80 (b) September 2019 80 b) DM (Sq.Km) 1:2000 1.5 1.5 02. Technological Survey (a) Surface exploration PT (Cum) 100 100 (b) Sub-surface exploration Scout Drilling (m) - - 01. Geophysical Survey 20 Line Km 20 Line a) Suitable methodology (20 sq.km) Km Resistivity/IP/Magentic (L km) 04. SMPL: a) BRS(Nos.) ** 100 100 b) SS (Nos.) ** 50 50 c) PTS(Nos) ** 100 100 d) PS# 30 30 e) PCS** 10 10 f) Ore microscopy# 20 20 g) XRD+ 5 5 h) Fluid Inclusion study$ 10 10 i) EPMA# 5 5 j) Proximate Analysis ++ 10 10 05. Chemical Analysis** 260 260 (Cu, Pb, Zn, Ni, Co, Au, Ag, W, Sn, Mo, As) # Petrology lab, SR, Hyderabad; ** Chemical laboratory, SRO, Hyderabad ++ Proximate Analysis for fixed C of graphite at Chemical Lab, SU: TN & P + at NCEGR- Bengaluru $ at NCEGR- Bengaluru ^^ Boundary coordinates to be fixed by DGPS TIMELINE PROPOSED FOR EACH WORK COMPONENT Field Studies Name of the officer Expected field stay Expected period of fieldwork (number of days) From To 1G 120 April 2018 March 2019 1G 120 April 2018 March 2019 Supervisory Officer 20 April 2018 March 2019 Laboratory Studies Activity From To Pre-field laboratory component and reconnaissance for the April 2018 September 2018 assignment under consideration, finalization of report of the previous field season and planning for current programmes Geological study (fieldwork and collection, processing of samples April 2018 March 2019 and their submission) Geophysical study (consultation of interpreted geophysical data) April 2018 March 2019 Chemical study (last date of sample submission ) 30th April 2019 Chemical study (acquisition of analytical data) April 2018 May 2019 Report Submission Submission of the first draft of report 30th June 2019 Scrutiny of the report by supervisory officer 1stJuly to 31stJuly 2019 Scrutiny of the report by RMH office 1stAugust to 31stAugust 2019 Finalization of the report September 2019 Circulation of the report 30th September 2019 Operational Expenses Heads Expenses(Rs) POL Rs. 1,50,000/- WAGES Rs. 3,50,000/- OC Rs. 1,25,000/- Background Information: Manganese ore deposits in Andhra Pradesh occur as localised pockets in the Eastern Ghats Metamorphics of the Archaeans and Proterozoic Penganga sediments. The deposits associated with the Archaean metamorphics are found in Visakhapatnam, Vizianagaram and Srikakulam districts and those with the Penganga in Adilabad district. The proposed area falls in the Garbham-Garividi Manganese Belt in the Vizianagaram-Visakhapatnam belt. The area in and around the proposed area for LSM and DM has been investigated by several workers. A detailed account of the works carried out so far in and around the study area is given below. During FS 1960-61, Rao (1962) carried out detailed geological mapping and investigation of the manganese-ore deposits in Garbham-Bangaruvalasa-Ramabhadrapuram area in the western part of the Vishakapatnam manganese belt in Srikakulam district, Andhra Pradesh. The work under report was in continuation of that carried out during 1957-58 and 1958-59 field seasons. An area of about 400 sq. km. on 1:63,360 scale, was mapped during the period between 16-2-1961 and 29-4-1961, with a view to bring out the regional geology and structure. The area mapped falls between 18°19' and 18°30' N latitudes and 83°15' & 83°30' E longitudes. It is included in the north-east half of Survey of India T.S. No. 65N/7 and falls within the revenue taluks of Salur, Bobbili, and Chipurupalle of Srikakulam district, Andhra Pradesh. Besides regional mapping of the belt, the different quarries and prospects for manganese-ore around Bangaruvalasa, comprising an area of about 225,000 sq. metres, were mapped on 1: 1,000 scale by tape and compass survey. This report describes briefly the geology and structure of the area and the various manganese-ore workings in the western part of the Vishakhapatnam manganese belt. A generalised succession has been established, fixing the stratigraphic positions of the manganese-ore horizons that are being worked. The three stratigraphic horizons are - (l) associated with garnet-granulites above the calcgneisses (2) associated with garnet-granulites below the calc-gneisses and (3) associated with feldspathic quartzites within the coarse grained quartzites. All these horizons and the associated rocks form a part of the Precambrian Khondalite suite of rocks. Detailed large scale mapping of the quarries in the Bangaruvalasa, Garbham and neighbouring areas revealed that the manganese- ore in these areas is associated with feldspathic quartzites in coarse-grained quartzites but the ore-bearing layer as are comparatively thicker than in the other quarries reported earlier. This is in variance with the earlier views expressed that the manganese-ore in the Garbham quarry is associated with rocks similar to those in the Koduru quarry, the gamet-granulites. Manganese-ore in the ore horizons is localised along the noses of anticlinal drag folds and workable deposits of ore are in areas of intense drag folding. The drag folds plunge at angles varying from 25° in the Garbham area to 35° in the Bangaruvalasa area in S60°E and E directions respectively. Cross folding about a N-S axis plunging north at about 20° of the earlier south-east plunging folds is clear in the Pulugummi area. The average grade of ore mined contains about 35% Mn and 15% Fe, the phosphorous content increasing in the vicinity of apatite bearing pegmatite intrusives. Chandra Chowdary et al (1978) carried out regional assessment of manganese in Srikakulam and Visakhapatnam (manganese Belt) districts which falls between Lat. 18°13’ to 18°30’ N and Long. 83°13’ to 83°45’ E in Survey of India Toposheets nos. 65 N/7, 11, 12 & 3 and is about 1200 sq km in areas extent. The manganese-ore mines are located in Chipurupalle, Bobbili, Palakonda and Salur taluks of Srikakulam district and a few in Vizianagaram taluk of Visakhapatnam district. The available ore reserves of indicated and inferred categories are of the order of 1.24 m.t. of 28-36% Mn grade. The manganese ore shows two distinct lithological affinities, one with the feldspathic quartzite and the other with calc-granulite. A detailed study of the present and old workings clearly shows that the alignment of manganese ore bodies generally with the trend of the host rocks, thus suggesting their synsedimentary nature. This feature is particularly conspicuous in the case of the ore bodies associated with quartzite due to sharp contacts between the two, whereas the contacts in the case of calc-granulite are diffuse and irregular due to intensive weathering. The total production of manganese ore from this belt starting from 1982 is of the order of 4.79 m.t. The yearly production varies from 70,000 to 221,804 tonnes. Inventories of manganese ore reserve as on 1.1.1975 indicate an available reserve of 1.24 m.t. in Srikakulam manganese belt. The manganese ore reserves in the Srikakulam - Visakhapatnam manganese belt indicated and inferred reserves of the order of 2.55 m.t. are estimated upto a depth of 50 m through joint inspection. Jagannadham (1962) continued gravity and magnetic surveys (geophysical survey) during FS 1960-61 for manganese ore in Srikakulam District, Andhra Pradesh, which was taken up during the FS 1959-60 in the Garbham area (Toposheet no. 65 N/7). Gravity and magnetic measurements were taken along traverse perpendicular to the general strike of the formations in the region. In all about 4500 gravity and 4800 magnetic measurements were made covering an area of About 2.49 sq. km. The magnetic response of the manganese ore in this region was found to vary over wide limits and very high positive and negative anomalies were obtained associated with the ore bodies, while in some cases no anomalies were obtained near the known ore bodies. In the residual gravity map of the area east of Garbham main pit a few interesting positive closures were obtained. During FS 1992-93, search for wolframite and scheelite was carried out by Kazimi and Rajeshwar (1994) in toposheet Nos.
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